Yeah I feel the same way. I'd love to see this chuckle fuck shut the hell up for the rest of my life but I also love seeing him get handed his ass because he can't keep his mouth shut lol
sanosuke001
joined 1 year ago
What do you mean? A vector is a direction and magnitude!
This is the biggest issue I have in the game. The inventory system is god awful. There's no way to really organize things. And viewing items by icon instead of name is so frustrating when trying to find stuff.
I don't even want a card. Name or phone number or I just don't use their "rewards" program.
I'd give all three of mine to this guy.
Sorry for your loss ;(
I can't even use my smart card because Ubuntu keeps trying to install the snap version of Firefox which can't access the hardware. Why does it keep swapping out every time I update releases? Why won't it let me be happy?! /cry
Seems simple enough. He refuses, find him guilty, take control of any assets in the United States, and deport him. I don't see the issue.
I drive into an on-site location a few times a year at most and I 100% consider any time traveling as work time.
Honestly, I'm not really a fan of the formatting and syntax of Python but I agree, it is a fine choice for scripting things quickly if you don't mind the language itself.
The biggest issue I have with it are all the incompatible versions, juggling modules, having some other random thing with a ridiculous configuration, where a bash script would be infinitely easier. Anything more complicated and Python is just too much of a headache.
This isn't jeopardy! 🤣
So, let's say a political party is somehow at fault for charging and getting a verdict of an opponent. This would make it very easy to block anyone from running against the party in power if they so choose.
The founding fathers saw how much of an issue this would be so limited the reasons for blocking someone from running for office. I don't think hush money is a good reason (though, doing so to block info that would make him lose an election I think should be but that will be up to the court)